@EntangleITcom · X

I vibe coded an American Sign Language tutor app:

@flexyourhandle · X

@GrimfelOfficial · X

I vibe coded a load of effects but you can find these kinda things on like here

thomaslai414 · Product Hunt

Nulls Tracker - AI Bulking & Macro Log Minimalist AI macro & workout log built for bulkers

@GasimGasimzada · X

Just shipped two updates to ✅ Full offline support ✅ Drag-and-drop item reordering Going fully offline was surprisingly straightforward because the app was already built local-first. #BuildInPublic #Productivity #WebApp

@jackson_saas · X

Tomas_Metcalfe · HN

I've built a fitness app that derives exercise kinematics from ordinary video I ran Reddit ads recently. They generated very good click-through rates, but essentially no signups. I will be honest, I had not given onboarding a single thought till the app was mostly built… Hence I put together the landing page, demo and map app with training spots and “bar bounty” leaderboards, these parts were made with AI tools. The rest was a 2.5 year slog built on decades of coding, sport science , and AI sinc

u/knaurons · Reddit

App for planning surf trips I made a tool that finds and monitors surfspots based of people's surfing skill level: wavesso.com If there are any surfers on this sub that want to give it a go please do, I know that there are paid tiers there, but those are mostly so that I don't go bankrupt with all the server and computational costs associated with it (there is quite a lot of stuff going on in the backend). Also, to clarify, this isn't some vibe coded solution made over a couple weekends,

@AnupamP36864573 · X

I am building the cheapest Serp Api Tool -

u/Level_Ad_1832 · Reddit

I built a Google Maps rank tracker that compares mobile and desktop results street by street I built a Google Maps rank tracker that shows mobile vs desktop rankings street by street — looking for blunt feedback Google Maps rankings are much more local than most reports make them look. A business can rank #2 from one street and become almost invisible a few blocks away. Mobile and desktop results can also tell completely different stories. I kept seeing tools reduce all of this to a sin

@daveko · X

Built my first app: SkateTracker—a simple way for skate sharpening shops to track customers and sharpening history. Waitlist:

@strugglecoder · X

Became a dad 6 weeks ago. First night home, 3am, baby on one arm. I go to log a feed and the app wants a subscription. Next one shows me an ad. So I built my own. Free, no account, no ads. 🍼 One tap, one hand, in the dark Learns your baby's rhythm, not an average baby's Every health claim links to the AAP/NHS/WHO page it came from Scan a QR and both phones share one log One-page summary for the paediatrician visit Milk range for your baby's actual weight White noise + lullabies that survive the lock screen Works offline. Your data stays on your phone. I improve it every time I hit something I actually need at night. That's the whole roadmap. Stack: React 19, TypeScript, Vite, Tailwind, Radix, hand-built charts (no chart library), PWA, Cloudflare Workers + Turso for the optional sync. Basically all vibe coded with Claude Code. Source is MIT, judge freely. 💻 #buildinpublic #indiehackers